Performance & GPU
Switch between Quiet, Balanced and Performance. Control GPU MUX and dGPU eco; MUX is a BIOS setting that requires a restart.
USE CASE
Switch to a quiet profile during a meeting and back to performance when the load increases.
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OMARCHY · ASUS ROG
ROG Control for Omarchy
Control your ROG. Right from the panel.
ROG Control is an Omarchy panel widget that controls ASUS ROG hardware through asusctl. Switch performance profiles, manage GPU mode and charge limits, and adjust keyboard lighting, with temperatures and current GPU status close at hand. Built for the Zephyrus G14 and adapted to what your computer supports.
Active project
Omarchy plugin · Requires asusctl and asusd · Features depend on hardware
BUILT WITH
- QML
- Shell
- Omarchy
- asusctl / asusd
- jq
- lm_sensors
FEATURES & USE CASES
What ROG Control for Omarchy actually does.
Charge limit
Adjust the battery charge limit with a slider or presets of 60, 80 and 100 percent.
USE CASE
Set 80 percent at your desk and choose 100 before a trip.
Keyboard & Slash LED
Choose brightness, RGB effects, colour and speed. The rear Slash light bar appears on supported models; the RGB list follows the keyboard’s supported modes.
USE CASE
Adjust lighting to your workspace directly from the Omarchy panel.
Temperatures & active GPU
Read CPU, iGPU and dGPU temperatures and see whether dedicated graphics are active. Missing optional monitoring tools hide their corresponding values.
USE CASE
See whether an application has activated the dGPU and monitor its temperature without a separate app.
Validated hardware calls
Actions and values are validated in control.sh before asusctl runs. Status is read separately, and available controls follow hardware support.
USE CASE
Use the same panel on another ASUS computer without controls for unsupported features.
Omarchy plugin
Install through Omarchy’s plugin manager. The panel also includes display overdrive and BIOS startup sound when supported.
USE CASE
Place hardware controls alongside other desktop panel widgets.
CURIOUS?
Take a look at ROG Control